"Yeah. Siguro huwag natin (ipilit) kasi it's not good parang pilit na 'sige na.' (Hindi maganda) kapag hindi buo ang puso," Chiu said in a taped interview on "KrisTV" that aired on Tuesday.
"Yung iba kasi may kanya-kanyang ang opinion as if sila ang nasa-posisyon mo hindi naman nila alam," she added.
A year ago also on "KrisTV," Chiu and Salvador became emotional as they expressed their love for each other as best of friends.
But in early January, Chiu expressed regret over her "wasted" friendship with Salvador, following reports of a blooming "relationship" between the "Thelma" actress and actor Gerald Anderson.
Chiu and Anderson broke up in 2010 amid controversies surrounding their relationship.
Following speculations on the real score between them, Anderson finally admitted to entertainment magazine StarStudio in its June 2013 issue that he and Salvador are now officially a couple.
Early this month, Chiu said she has forgiven both her erstwhile best friend and ex-boyfriend, but added that it was "difficult to forget."
Salvador, on the other hand, admitted she and Chiu are not yet in talking terms but is hoping to patch things up with her former best friend.
The "KrisTV" interview was taped on June 17, weeks before Chiu's mother passed away.
Just last week, Salvador posted a Twitter message, seemingly in defense of Chiu over an article in a blog, insinuating she didn't take care of her mother when she was still alive.
Netizens took Salvador's plea for "respect" as a sign that she is reaching out to her erstwhile best friend.
source: www.abs-cbnnews.com
